When the ball came, the marvelously balanced, slender ?il controlled it with one touch, measured the distance between himself and the net with his eyes, and guided his shot like a laser beam.
Also like Baroque dance is the marvelously fluent control of the supporting knee, the subtle use of the various components of the foot, the expressive angling of the head, and the decorum of the arms.
While the fine print of the new law is hopelessly riddled with loopholes to protect business as usual, the bill purports to control costs and inspire competition, especially the "fly-before-buy" competitive approach that has worked so marvelously well the few times it's been tried.
As the women cheered, she shouted, "King!" and instructed the men to shout back, "I am!" When the response was less than thunderous, she asked, "What was that?" But eventually the men got it right, and perhaps some of them savored this marvelously paradoxical scene: one in-control woman, commanding hundreds of men to stand up for themselves.
The moral condemnation, intimidation of manufacturers and consequent reliance on pariah producers in this saga all echo the hidden history of birth control that Andrea Tone exposes in her marvelously eye-opening book, "Devices and Desires".
Certainly in Balanchine you see tradition and innovation marvelously wed.
With shocking ease, Khan copied the plans for centrifuges and bought parts for them mostly on the open market in Europe, marvelously unhindered by either nuclear proliferation treaties or export controls.
Lepore is marvelously strange.
These, however, succeed marvelously.
